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Lola and the boy next door
Budding costume designer Lola lives an extraordinary life in San Francisco with her two dads and beloved dog, dating a punk rocker, but when the Bell twins return to the house next door Lola recalls both the friendship-ending fight with Calliope, a figure skater, and the childhood crush she had on Cricket.
Suggested by Marina, your Edmonds Teen Librarian
A young woman journeys to a distant castle on the back of a great white bear who is the victim of a cruel enchantment.
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The song of the Quarkbeast
In an alternate United Kingdom, King Snodd aims to control the world by controlling magic, and only sixteen-year-old Jennifer Strange, acting manager of an employment agency for sorcerers, stands between Snodd and his plans.
Suggested by Dawn, your Teen Coordinator
Sex & violence : a novel
Sex has always come without consequences for Evan. Until the night when all the consequences land at once, leaving him scarred inside and out.
Suggested by Dawn, your Teen Coordinator
The Scar Boys : a novel
Written as a college admission essay, eighteen-year-old Harry Jones recounts a childhood defined by the hideous scars he hid behind, and how forming a band brought self-confidence, friendship, and his first kiss.
Suggested by Dawn, your Teen Coordinator
The ocean at the end of the lane
It began for our narrator forty years ago when the family lodger stole their car and committed suicide in it, stirring up ancient powers best left undisturbed. Dark creatures from beyond the world are on the loose, and it will take everything our narrator has just to stay alive: there is primal horror here, and menace unleashed - within his family and from the forces that have gathered to destroy it. His only defense is three women, on a farm at the end of the lane. The youngest of them claims that her duckpond is ocean. The oldest can remember the Big Bang.
Suggested by Dawn, your Teen Coordinator
The dream thieves
Now that the ley lines around Cabeswater are awake, magic is swirling around Blue and The Raven boys and Ronan Lynch's ability to pull objects from his dreams is almost out of control but worst of all, the mysterious Gray Man is stalking the Lynch family, looking for something called the Greywaren.
Suggested by Jayanne, your Librarian at the Freeland & Langley Libraries.
Curtsies & conspiracies
In her alternate England of 1851, fifteen-year-old Sophronia tries to uncover who is behind a plot to control a prototype that has the potential to alter human and supernatural travel, and to learn what role Mademoiselle Geraldine's academy for young spies plays in the affair.
Suggested by Jayanne, your Librarian at the Freeland & Langley Libraries.
The rook : a novel
A high-ranking member of a secret organization that battles supernatural forces wakes up in a London park with no memory, no idea who she is, and with a letter that provides instructions to help her uncover a far-reaching conspiracy.
Suggested by Jayanne, your Librarian at the Freeland & Langley Libraries.
Dogs of war
Three fictional stories, told in graphic novel format, about soldiers in World War I, World War II, and the Vietnam War who were aided by combat dogs. Based on true stories.
Suggested by Jayanne, your Librarian at the Freeland & Langley Libraries.


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Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing What Aunts Do Best/What Uncles Do Best
Aunts can do lots of things, like take you on rides at the amusement park, tell silly jokes, and help you pick out new shoes at the mall. There are so many things that aunts do, but what do they do best? Youll find out in this delightful ce...lebration of the everyday things that aunts do best. Uncles can do lots of things, like win prizes for you at the amusement park, play the piano with you, and help you draw. There are so many things that uncles can do, but what do they do best? Youll find out in this delightful celebration of the everyday things that uncles do best. Book Details: Format: Hardcover Publication Date: 5/18/2004 Pages: 32 Reading Level: Age 4 and Up Read More
As Ive traveled our great country, I have been struck again and again by its beauty and variety and reminded of how rich our histo...ry is. Travel a few miles in any direction, and youll encounter an amazing story that helps explain all the multitude of ways our country came to be. -- Lynne Cheney Lynne Cheney and Robin Preiss Glasser, creators of the bestselling America: A Patriotic Primer and A is for Abigail: An Almanac of Amazing American Women, take you on an unforgettable tour of America -- from the Everglades of Florida to the grasslands of Kentucky to the Sierra Mountains of California. Listening to her grandchildrens enthusiastic account of all they saw and did on a family road trip inspired Lynne Cheney to collaborate with Robin Preiss Glasser and create Our 50 States -- the greatest family vacation imaginable. Pack your bags and celebrate our diverse heritage state by state and sea to shining sea in this treasure trove of Americas people, places, and history. A scholar of American history, Mrs. Cheney has drawn on a lifetime of study and travel for Our 50 States. Robin Preiss Glasser has brought her inimitable wit and exuberance to every illustration. Together they have created a joyful book that reminds us how fortunate we are to call America our home. Book Details: Format: Hardcover Publication Date: 10/24/2006 Pages: 74 Reading Level: Age 6 and Up Dimensions: 10.77in length x 10.64in width x 0.45in height Weight: 23.19oz. Read More
Since Raggedy Ann first appeared in print in 1918, she has charmed millions of readers with her always warm and optimistic outlook... and calm approach to difficulties. Now she returns to delight a new generation in this carefully produced reissue, which restores the book to its original appearance. All the original stories are here, as Raggedy Ann comes to Marcellas nursery and quickly becomes the leader of the dolls. After learning a lesson from a naughty raid on the pantry, Raggedy Anns adventures show her striving to be good -- and succeeding. She and the other dolls rescue Fido, the family dog, from the dogcatcher. When, in one adventure, Raggedy Ann has to have her stuffing replaced, she gets her famous I LOVE YOU candy heart. Raggedy Ann also goes up in a kite, teaches two new dolls to be tolerant, and shares the excitement of a baby brother for Marcella, among several other tales. Johnny Gruelles delicate illustrations are the perfect companions to the well-loved stories in this American classic, the only edition authorized by the Gruelle family. A brief biography of the author-artist by his grandson, Kim Gruelle, makes this edition especially valuable. Book Details: Format: Hardcover Publication Date: 9/30/1993 Pages: 96 Reading Level: Age 5 and Up Dimensions: 6.49in length x 0.55in width x 9.25in height Weight: 12oz. Read More
From the minds of Scieszka and Shannon comes a tale of a quixotic robot determined to conquer the earth. The only problem is that ...the earth he lands on is a suburban kitchen and he is three inches tall. Robot Zot, the fearless and unstoppable warrior, leaves a trail of destruction as he encounters blenders, toasters, and televisions. But when he discovers the princess...a pink cell phone...his mission takes a new course. Robot Zot must learn how to be a hero - in the name of true love. Book Details: Format: Hardcover Publication Date: 9/22/2009 Pages: 40 Reading Level: Age 3 and Up Dimensions: 12.38in length x 9.32in width x 0.51in height Weight: 16oz. Read More
Learn the alphabet from A to Z with the help of Annabelle the doll. Each gorgeously illustrated spread features one of her favorit...e things. With antique boxes, parasols, and yarn for knitting, children can learn the alphabet in grand style. Book Details: Format: Hardcover Publication Date: 7/1/2001 Pages: 64 Reading Level: Age 4 and Up Dimensions: 7.2in length x 9.41in width x 0.45in height Weight: 12oz. Read More
Award-winning author Robert Burleigh has captured Amelia Earharts first solo flight across the Atlantic in 1932. She was only the ...second person to do this ? and the first woman. Rich in detail, feeling and incident this is nonfiction with edge and action, a you-are-there experience made more dramatic and real by Wendell Minors vivid paintings. Book Details: Format: Hardcover Publication Date: 2/22/2011 Pages: 40 Reading Level: Age 4 and Up Dimensions: 10.19in length x 10.19in width x 0.5in height Weight: 16.8oz. Read More
What I need for a good days fishing is in here somewhere.... Whats the secret to a good days fishing? Bright sun. Cool breeze. Fav...orite rod and reel. Tackle box with bobbers, hooks, and sinkers. But we havent gotten to the secret...yet. James Prosek, best-selling author of Trout and Fly-Fishing the 41st,tells the story of a good days fishing in this beautiful picture book, illustrated with the authors own gentle watercolors. For those who want to learn more about how to fish, theres a comprehensive glossary of lures and flies in the back of the book. A Good Days Fishing will make a fisherman or fisherwoman out of anyone -- even a first-timer. Book Details: Format: Hardcover Publication Date: 2/24/2004 Pages: 40 Reading Level: Age 5 and Up Dimensions: 8.31in length x 10.34in width x 0.43in height Weight: 4oz. Read More
Gum. It?s been around for centuries?from the ancient Greeks to the American Indians, everyone?s chewed it. But the best kind of gu...m?bubble gum!?wasn?t invented until 1928, when an enterprising young accountant at Fleer Gum and Candy used his spare time to experiment with different recipes. Bubble-blowing kids everywhere will be delighted with Megan McCarthy?s entertaining pictures and engaging fun facts as they learn the history behind the pink perfection of Dubble Bubble. Book Details: Format: Hardcover Publication Date: 5/4/2010 Pages: 40 Reading Level: Age 4 and Up Dimensions: 10.24in length x 9.32in width x 0.41in height Weight: 14.88oz. Read More
The leaves have started to fall. The air is cold. Squirrel needs to get ready for winter. He cannot nibble with the mice. He does ...not have time to hop with the frogs or run with the dogs. Will this busy little squirrel ever slow down? Focusing on all the charming features of the fall season, this sweetly illustrated story features country animals, pumpkins, leaves, apples and other signs of autumn. Now available as a sturdy board book, the newly redesigned Classic Board Book logo calls out this titles seasonal theme on the front cover. Book Details: Format: Board Book Publication Date: 8/3/2010 Pages: 34 Reading Level: Age 1 and Up Dimensions: 10.19in length x 10.23in width x 0.47in height Weight: 16oz. Dimensions: 5.94in length x 6.05in width x 0.77in height Weight: 8oz. Read More
Mouse and Momma head out to play?only to discover that spring has sprung in this Classic Board Book! One bright day, Mouse and Mom...ma head outside to play. The wind blows in something feathery and plump (a bird), something wiggly and pink (a worm), and something green that hops and leaps (a frog). But before it?s time to go back inside, Mouse finds something with petals that?s soft and new...the prettiest flower he?s ever seen! Could it mean spring is finally here? Available for the first time as a Classic Board Book, this seasonal story is perfect for even the youngest of readers. Book Details: Format: Board Book Publication Date: 1/3/2012 Pages: 34 Reading Level: Age 2 and Up Dimensions: 8.59in length x 8.69in width x 0.4in height Weight: 11.2oz. Mouses First Spring (Board Book) Read More
Book Details: Format: Hardcover Publication Date: 9/8/2009 Pages: 32 Reading Level: Age 2 and Up Dimensions: 7.25in length x 8.27i...n width x 0.27in height Weight: 3.2oz. Read More
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Turn your tub into a classroom with these floating letters and numbers that can also stick to the sides.
Munchkin Bath Letters and Numbers Munchkin Bath Letters and Numbers stick to the bath tub to help little ones learn the alphabet a...nd counting while they splash in the tub. It has 26 floating letters and numbers in six colors that provide endless opportunities for learning. They are made from a soft, durable and nontoxic foam material. Why Youll Love It: Munchkin Bath Letters and Numbers toy is a classic and durable toy that encourages learning and helps children discover active, social and creative play. Age: 3 years and up Features Shapes stick to tub walls when wet 26 floating letters (A-Z) and 10 floating numbers (0-9) Soft and durable foam Encourages learning Dimensions: 10in length x 8in width x 2.5in height Product Dimensions (inches): 10.3 (L) x 8 (W) x 2.3 (H) Product Weight: 10.9 oz. Read More
Break out the pencils and crayons, and help the whale spout and the chameleon change colors! Draw the noodles in the soup and the ...toppings on the pizza with these giant coloring and doodling pads of 52 place mats each! Picky eaters and restless restaurant-goers of all ages will love Taro Gomi s signature humor and welcome the invitation to imagine and create at mealtime. Product Measures: 12.25 x 10.25 x 0.5 Recommended Ages: 0 years and up Read More
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Get your family in the holiday spirit--any time, any place--with this festive craft. Design your own snow globe, complete with mini figures and falling snow. It's a great homemade gift for the grandparents and a great way to keep the kids busy during the holiday break!
Seedling Paddleball w/ Your Own DesignPlay paddleball your way, with your very own design. Just draw it on and play! Includes: Woo...den Paddleball and 3 Craft Markers.Product Dimensions: 1.1 x 5.7 x 11.4Recommended Ages: 3 years and Up Seedling Design Your Own BirdhouseWhat do you think will attract birds? Paint or decorate your own birdhouse. Includes: Wooden Birdhouse, Acrylic Paints, Paint Brush and Instructions.Product Dimensions: 3.3 x 5 x 7Recommended Ages: 4 years and Up Seedling French Knitting SpoolCreate knitted cords great for cool bracelets and brooches. Includes: Yarn. Mushroom Knitting Doll and Instructions.Product Dimensions: 1.4 x 4.5 x 6.3Recommended Ages: 5 years and Up Seedling DIY Friendship BraceletsPopular with all the stars, now you and your friends can make your own! Includes: Embroidery Thread, Candy Colored Beads, Safety Pin and Instructions.Product Dimensions: 1.4 x 4.5 x 6.3Recommended Ages: 6 years and Up Seedling Paint It, Spin ItPaint your own spinning top ready for whipping into action! Includes: Wooden Spinning Top, Paints, Paint Brush and Instructions.Product Dimensions: 1.4 x 4.5 x 6.3Recommended Ages: 5 years and Up Seedling My Mini MasterpieceExhibit your own miniature painting fit for a gallery! Includes: Wooden Easel, Canvas, 3 Tubes of Paint and Paint BrushProduct Dimensions: 1.4 x 4.5 x 6.3Recommended Ages: 4 years and Up Seedling Make Your Own Indie BanglesExpress your own unique style by using fabric and ribbons woven around wooden bangles. Includes: Wooden Bangles, Embroidery Thread, Assorted Fabric, Assorted Ribbon, Craft Glue and Instructions.Product Dimensions: 1.3 x 6.7 x 9.6Recommended Ages: 6 years and Up Seedling Colour the Earth Inflates into a jumbo Earth 40cm in diameter. Ready to color and play! Includes: Seedling 40cm Inflatable World and Craft Markers. Product Dimensions: 1.3 x 6.7 x 9.6 Recommended Ages: 3 years and Up Seedling Explorer LED HeadlampAAA Batteries Included - Ready for adventure! With on/off and flash setting. Includes: LED Headlamp and Batteries.Product Dimensions: 2.3 by 4.7 by 5Recommended Ages: 4 years and Up Seedling Make Your Own Snow GlobeModel your own figurines, add water, glitter, and shake! Look its snowing! Includes: Plastic Globe, Make and Bake Polymer Clay, Snow Globe Stand, Glitter, EVA Sheet and Instructions.Product Dimensions: 4 x 4.5 x 8Recommended Ages: 6 years and Up Seedling Design Your Own Wooden ShieldDesign your own coat of arms and shield ready for adventure! Includes: Wooden Shield, Acrylic Paints,Paint Brushes and Instructions.Product Dimensions: 13.4 x 2.8 x 14.6Recommended Ages: 5 years and Up Seedling Design Your Own Tote BagInspire others with your unique back designed by you! Perfect for taking shopping, to school, or to the library! Includes: Cotton Tote Bag, Fabric Paints, Glitter Glue, Assorted Fabrics, Striped Ribbon, Craft Glue and Instructions.Product Dimensions: 3.1 x 10.8 x 14.8Recommended Ages: 4 years and Up Read More
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Your child can sweeten up her style with this color-in messenger bag that comes with a matching pouch to hold the markers or other accessories.
Color a sweet bag with Alex Crafts Color A Candy Bag. The bag measures 14 (W) x 11 (H) x 4 (D) (36 cm. x 28 cm. x 10 cm.), which i...s big enough for school books and binders. It includes 6 brightly colored permanent markers in a luggage tag pouch you can color, too. Product Dimensions (inches): 4 (L) x 14 (W) x 11 (H) Age: 7 years and up Recommended Ages:7 ? 12 Read More
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You might not have the fire pole to slide down from in your house, but this darling ride-on will make your preschooler feel like a real-life hero. It even comes with a working tank and hose that squirts water!
Little Tikes Spray and Rescue Fire Truck Kids can now role play heroes with Little Tikes Spray and Rescue Fire Truck. Kids just ho...p in this retro-styled fire truck and rush to the scene. This truck features a pressurized water tank and hose that can squirt water, giving the entire rescue mission a realistic ring. Why Youll Love It: This truck helps kids develop balance and coordination skills along with muscle strength. Age: 18 months to 5 years Features Retro style Upfront smiling face Pressurized water tank Detachable hose Adult assembly required NOTE: This item may ship in its original packaging and not in a Diapers.com box. Product contents may not be concealed. Dimensions: 31in length x 17in width x 16in height Product Dimensions (inches): 31 (L) x 17 (W) x 16 (H) Product Weight: 18.21 lbs. Read More
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Do the robot! Your preschooler can build a ?bot buddy by combining a variety of wooden pieces. Bonus: The faces all have different expressions to teach your child about emotions.
Plan Toys Build A Robot (9 pcs) Plan Toys Build A Robot helps build developing imaginations.Kids get the chance to think and build... a robot with nine pieces, including interchangeable heads. Once its built, the robot can even movie its hands and legs so kids can work on their motor skills. Why Youll Love It: Kids have the opportunity to not just build their own robot but play with it, too. Age: 3 years and up Features 9 robot building parts 4 interchangeablerobot heads Develop creative imagination ABOUT PLANTOYS Founded in southern Thailand in 1981, PlanToys was the first company in the world to manufacture wooden toys from rubberwood. We are always looking for new ways to improve and preserve our environment. PlanToys takes a step to go beyond Green by taking the concept of Sustainability into practice with the belief that everyone can contribute to a better world by playing sustainably. PlanToys uses a variety of materials, including; organic rubberwood, e-zero glue, water-based dyes, recycled and recyclable materials, soy and water-based ink and our proprietary PlanWood. PlanWood is a high density fiber composite wood made from reclaimed wood particles left from the manufacturing process of toys in the factory. This material allows toys to be made safe, stronger and more durable. PlanToys is again the first wooden toys company in the worlds been using this method to make toys since 2010. Recommended Ages:3 ? 7 Weight: 1 lb Product Dimensions (inches): 7.4 (L) x 3 (W) x 7.4 (H) Product Weight: 14.8 oz. Sustainable Materials: 100% rubberwood Rubberwood: Wood harvested from older rubber trees that no longer yield latex. These trees would otherwise be burned. Read More
LEGO Duplo My First Build 4631 Add some new fun with LEGO Duplo My First Build 4631. This playset is a modern option to keep kids ...engaged and active. This playset lets kids construct. The detailed crafting, bright colors, different shapes and sizes make it more attractive and approachable. Age: 18 months to 5 years Features Durable, colorful and attractive Features instruction building cards Sharpens visual abilities Offers endless build ideas Helps in early learning and identification Easy-to-build building through direction Includes: Guide to building Recommended Ages:2 ? 5 Dimensions: 15.03in length x 3.7in width x 10.31in height Weight: 1.95 lb Read More
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This 650-piece starter kit is everything your child needs to build objects, both real and imagined.
LEGO Bricks and More Builders of Tomorrow Set (650 pcs) 6177 Build anything from birds to buildings with this large LEGO starter s...et. LEGO Bricks and More Builders of Tomorrow Set is a basic LEGO starter set ideal for kids to experiment with. These LEGO blocks are colorful with shades of white, orange, red, blue, yellow, brown, black and green. With these blocks, kids can create new designs, buildings or structures. These LEGO blocks are also a great supplement to other LEGO sets and can be used to build extra structures. Why You?ll Love It: This colorful LEGO set is a perfect starter kit to introduce building and creating to budding builders. Age: 4 years and up Features Colorful LEGO bricks in many colors LEGO starter set Dimensions: 11.33in length x 2.83in width x 11.33in height Product Dimensions (inches): 11.3 (L) x 11.3 (W) x 2.8 (H) Product Weight: 2.1 lbs. Read More
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Play house any place, any time, with this portable wooden set. The darling poseable figures and variety of furniture will encourage your preschooler to use her imagination.
It?s the little things that make this house a home. Check out the detailed shingle work and the sweet shutters. This mini wooden d...ollhouse also features two interior staircases, four rooms, a functional door and open-air windows. Plus, the set comes with two flexible wooden play figures and 11 pieces of wooden furniture. The dollhouse opens for easy access and folds closed for convenient storage. A chunky wooden handle lets kids carry their home away from home. Why You?ll Love It: The contemporary details (flat screen TV!) make this mini house feel like the real deal. Age: 3 years and up Features Wooden house and accessories House folds open and close 2 interior staircases 4 rooms Wooden handle for easy transport Includes 2 flexible wooden play figures 11 pieces of wooden furniture: table, 3 chairs, bed, bathtub, sink, toilet, sink, console, television set Weight: 4.65 lb Product Dimensions (inches): 10.6 (L) x 6.1 (W) x 13.1 (H) Product Weight: 5.1 lbs. SKU #: MD-098 Manufacturer #: 3701 UPC: 000772037013 Read More
HABA Annie Doll HABA Annie Doll has a lovely dress, socks and shoes. This doll, designed in Germany, has a padded body and chenill...e hair thats soft to touch. Why Youll Love It: Annie is always ready for play. Age: 18 months and up Features Colorful and entertaining Made of cotton and polyester ABOUT HABA It all began in 1939 in Bad Rodach, Germany, with finely polished, colorful wooden toys, that were finely sanded and polished wonderfully smooth, just right for tender childrens hands, as the first catalogue emphasized. Today these blocks are still part of our product palate. But the factory for fine wooden toys has been transformed into the producer of inventive playthings for inquisitive minds. All products in the HABA range have one thing in common: our attention to detail makes each item special and unique. HABA wants to playfully support childrens development, make their lives happier, more exciting, and full of the delight of discovery: to put it simply, to make their world a little more child-friendly. A wide variety of HABA toys and games have been honored with awards for exceptional design. Since 1993, no fewer than six HABA games received the Childrens game of the Year award. Product Dimensions (inches): 16 (L) x 4.5 (W) x 7 (H) Product Weight: 7 oz. Read More

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Bethenny Frankel: 13 Secrets & Scandals Of A Skinnygirl!
Nose-diving viewing figures and a failed daytime TV show are just the latest chapter in Bethenny Frankel's eventful life. Here is a list of the secrets and scandals that have… READ ON
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Fox Unveils 2013-2014 Schedule, Shifts Bones to Fridaysby Matt Richenthal at .
Fox has unveiled its confusing 2013-2014 schedule, locking in a Monday evening premiere slot for Bones... and then shifting this long-running drama to Fridays after the World Series and replacing it on Monday with J.J. Abrams' new drama.
Among other highlights: New Girl has snagged the prime, post-Super Bowl timeslot, while Glee will be replaced on Thursday nights in the spring by the Greg Kinnear-anchored drama Rake.
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Having worked in television for 25 years, one thing I have noticed time and time again. When something is a success and works, programmers cannot resist the urge to tinker with things like time slots and above all programming. The TV landscape is littered with the result of their tinkering
During the show's 8 seasons, Fox has had 'Bones' on just about every night of the week, and its' loyal fans follow it all over the schedule. It's one of the few shows I do watch so moving it to Friday won't cause me any conflicts. Doesn't mean I'm going to watch anything else on the network though either.
Put bones on sunday nights about. 8pm. I get tired of all the sports about that time ive watched it from the begining and will watch it to the end. But moving it to friday is a big mistake try 9 pm sunday that way i can watch once upon a time Then bones then the mentilist and not miss any show. Sounds like a good thing for me. Its a suggestion worth looking into. Thank you for your time


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- Format: DVD
- Rating: Not Rated
- Number of Discs: 1
- Run Time: 131 Minutes
- Region: 1
- Aspect Ratio: Fullscreen
- Language: English
- Studio: MGM (VIDEO & DVD)
- DVD Release Date: October 14, 2008
- Packaging: Keep Case
- Closed Captioning: Yes
- Subtitles: English, Spanish, French
- Audio: ENGLISH: Dolby Digital Mono [CC]
- Director: Alfred Hitchcock
- Cast: Laurence Olivier , Joan Fontaine , Judith Anderson , George Sanders , Nigel Bruce , Reginald Denny , C. Smith , Gladys Cooper , Florence Bates , Leo Carroll , Melville Cooper , Edward Fielding , Forrester Harvey , Lumsden Hare , Leonard Carey , Billy Bevan , Philip Winter , Leland Hodgson
- Genre: Mystery & Suspense
- Color: Black & White
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- Commentary with Film Critic Richard Schickel
- Isolated Music and Effects Track
- The Making of Rebecca Featurette
- The Gothic World of Daphne Du Maurier Featurette
- Screen Tests
- 3 Radio Plays
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- Release Date: 1940
For his first American film, Alfred Hitchcock teamed up with producer David O. Selznick (Gone With the Wind) to create a "spine-tingling" (LA Weekly) romantic thriller that won the Academy Award for Best Picture. Based on Daphne Du Maurier's timeless novel, this dark, atmospheric tale of fatal obsession features Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine and Judith Anderson, as well as a "haunting score by Franz Waxman" (Leonard Maltin).
After a whirlwind romance, mysterious widower Maxim de Winter (Olivier) brings his shy, young bride (Fontaine) home to his imposing estate, Manderley. But the new Mrs. de Winter finds her married life dominated by the sinister, almost spectral influence of Maxim's late wife: the brilliant, ravishingly beautiful Rebecca, who, she suspects, still rules both Manderley and Maxim from beyond the grave!


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OMB tells agencies to 'intensify' sequestration planning
Monday - 1/14/2013, 8:04pm EST
The memo — which reiterates that agencies should not yet take steps to implement any budget reductions — directs agencies to continue planning for budgetary uncertainty.
That uncertainty stems in large part from from sequestration, which is slated to lop some $85 billion from the budget at the beginning of March unless Congress intervenes.
"Should Congress fail to act to avoid sequestration, there will be significant and harmful impacts on a wide variety of government services and operations," Zients wrote in the memo, citing deep Defense Department cuts and the possible need to furlough hundreds of thousands of federal employees.
The memo directs agencies to:
- Identify "the most appropriate means to reduce civilian workforce costs where necessary," including hiring freezes and early-retirement and early-out offers
- Review grants and contracts, while being mindful of the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act
- Consider "funding flexibilities," such as reprogramming or transferring funds
If any agencies must take action in the near-term to reduce spending or operations, they should work closely with their respective OMB Resource Management Office (RMO) first, Zients said.
Adding to the gloomy budget outlook is the expiration of a short-term funding measure March 27 that could presage a government shutdown.
Zients: 2014 budget process delayed
Already, the administration is behind schedule in releasing its budget request for the next fiscal year. In a Jan. 11 letter to House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan (R-Wis.), Zients provided no specifics on the release of the fiscal 2014 budget, typically released in early February. Delays in the budget process were caused by the "protracted 'fiscal cliff' negotiations" that ended earlier this month, Zients said.
Zients' memo comes on the heels of similar guidance issued last week by the Defense Department, which directed components to plan for civilian furloughs and other cutbacks in the event of sequestration, a lapse in congressional appropriations — or both.
Meanwhile, in a Jan. 13 message to Navy and Marine Corps personnel, Navy Secretary Ray Mabus called for immediate "belt-tightening measures" to sustain operations if Congress punts on passing a full budget and instead only extends the continuing resolution.
"Because sequestration was delayed, our focus must now shift to the impacts of the CR, which creates significant shortfalls in Operation & Maintenance, Navy (OMN) and Marine Corps (OMMC) accounts and the resultant steps we must take to maintain a minimum level of presence," Mabus wrote in the message.
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Going Back to the Future of Monitoring this week, I've been doing some separate work investigating SQL Azure (we have a Beta of SQL Compare for SQL Azure this week – sign up here to try it out) and have been trying to find out how popular the new platform is.
So far the answer has been – "not very". Well, more specifically, there's a lot of "Sounds interesting, I might look in to it sometime", but only a handful of people are trying it out in anger, i.e. putting some real databases up in the cloud (that phrase is already beginning to sound hackneyed – a bit like "The Information Superhighway"..).
But, this blog is all about the Future of Monitoring and many (well, certainly many at Microsoft at least!) have a lot of faith in the future of SQL Azure and the Azure platform generally. They've invested a lot in the technology and I do think it shows a lot of promise. It was a smart move to make it a subset of SQL Server (rather than an alternative to), and that's certainly helped with our SQL Compare development.
The question is – do you want to monitor it? Do you think MS should be handling it for you? There doesn't seem to be anything "out-of-the-box" at the moment (Buck Woody mentions this here: http://blogs.msdn.com/buckwoody/archive/2009/12/22/monitoring-sql-azure-for-performance.aspx) – so will this be an important factor for you, in a decision to go with SQL Azure? Is it one of the things blocking you from looking at the platform (are you concerned that putting your DB out in the cloud takes it out of your control to some extent, such that you need to monitor performance more closely?).
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Found this forum while looking for a solution to my problem - looks like a great place for newbies like me. Hope some of you can find time to help me out here.
The shower valve in our master bath started leaking about a week ago - the water was dripping from the shower handle's base to the wall tiles and to the floor. We moved in this house about 4 years ago and the previous owner did not leave any documentation about the plumbing (make or model), though it is definitely not older than 10-12 years. I could not find any identification on the shower handle itself or anywhere else on any other shower parts. I opened up the valve and took out the cartridge only to find that there was no identification on it either. I have searched on the net for several hours, but have not found anything like it.
Some of the other plumbing (where there is an ID to be found) in our house is Pfister, so I guessed this one was a Pfister too. But when I called their helpline, the person there went through a bunch of questions with me and told me that its the "0x8-310A" valve and the cartridge is "974-042". When I searched for this one, it does not look anything like the one I have so now I am not sure if it is even Pfister. Any help from this community will be greatly appreciated. I am attaching some pictures of the cartridge and the in-wall fitting.
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Report: Richie Incognito accused of harassing woman at 2012 charity golf outing
Miami Dolphins lineman Richie Incognito reportedly harassed a female volunteer at a charity golf tournament last year, according to a police report obtained by a local Miami ABC affiliate.
According to the report, which was filed in Aventura, Fla., Incognito harassed the 34-year-old woman by touching her private parts with his golf club. The report states that Incognito had been drinking:
The then 34-year-old volunteer told police that Incognito had been drinking, and when he was at the hole where she was working, he rubbed her privates with a golf club and knocked a pair of sunglasses off her head with it, according to the report.
"After that, he proceeded to lean up against her buttocks with his private parts as if dancing, saying 'Let it rain! Let it rain!'" the report states. "He finally finished his inappropriate behavior by emptying bottled water in her face."
MMQB: Incognito and Martin: An Insider's Story
The alleged incident occurred on May 18, 2012, at the Turnberry Resort & Club, during the annual "Fins Weekend Golf Tournament" for charity. The volunteer told Local 10, the ABC affiliate, that she can't talk about the incident because she signed a confidentiality agreement. The Dolphins did not provide comment.
Incognito was suspended indefinitely by the Dolphins earlier this week for allegedly bullying teammate Jonathan Martin. He allegedly left voicemail for Incognito's phone that included a racial slur and expletives, as well as threats against Martin and his family.
Many Dolphins players have come to Incognito's defense over the past few days, and he is expected to file a grievance against the team.
"I'm just trying to weather the storm right now. This will pass," Incognito said on Tuesday, in his most recent comments on the ordeal.
The confidentiality agreement that she signed - was this a requirement to working this event, or part of a resolution of a lawsuit? If it's the former, I'm not sure anyone should be willing to sign it - working an event with inebriated NFL players seems ripe for shenanigans - and if it's the latter, then I'm curious as to the settlement amount.
But honestly - we don't need more examples of why Incognito is a "bad guy". Rather, this is an example of how dysfunctional Dolphins management truly is. After one of your players act like this - he is STILL on your player leadership council? And how does it reflect on his fellow players - "yeah, Incognito is a good guy, except when he molests and shames female volunteers at events....but aside from that...he's a great guy!"
When Tony Dungy was coach in Indy and Incognito was in the draft, the Colts would not even think about drafting him. Bill Polian, the GM and Dungy agreed that there would be no discussion about drafting him. His problems in college should have sent red flags up to all the teams. The Dolphins ignored the obvious and this is what they got. No wonder they can't win when they allow a cancer to dominate the locker room.
Does anyone every think that Riche might be and sociopath? He seems to have no remorse and cares about himself.
You ever notice how holier than thou and sanctimonious sports writers are. They are to sports what the paparazzi is to Hollywood movie stars. We all know linemen are thugs and their only purpose is to tackle, block and interfere with the play. Martin needs to grow up and put his big boy pants on or leave the endeavor of being a lineman.
But in all fairness the woman was standoffish, shy, and wouldn't make eye contact - so obviously she deserved the abuse.
I saw this guy throw a gum wrapper out of a car window in April of 2001, hang him!
Not exactly a shock; kudos to Nebraska for kicking him out before he caused the same issues as Lawrence Phillips and Christian Peter (as well as lots of players from other schools) did.
Classy guy.
Yeah I heard Richie also farted in mixed company. Why does the media have to recycle old stories,,,,because they are lazy and they cannot think up a new line or research a new story. Beat this one to death, until we are all sick of hearing that name.
'Let it rain! Let it rain!'"
"I'm just trying to weather the storm right now. This will pass,"
Forget the sexual harassment and racism. This guy has a serious deep seated weather obsession. Hey Richie "Chicken Little" Incognito, note to self....your sky is falling.
Why isn't this guy IN JAIL?
This doesn't sound like Richie. Kidding. This guy is dbag of epic proportions. And you can bet stories like this one are going to continue to surface.
Incognito represents all the fat guys who can't move their asses and fantasize of being athletes by watching fatsos blocking real athletes in football games.
Where have all the soft spoken gentlemen gone?
I am shocked no criminal charges were filed over this. His actions do constitute a crime. In Michigan he would likely be charged with 4th degree CSC for his actions, which is punishable by up to 2 years in prison and a $500. I think Florida would have similar laws on the books.
I do have two questions.
One, why the confidentiality agreement with the team? I can think of only 1 reason for that. The team, when made aware of the situation, paid her hush money to keep this event from becoming mainstream news. To me this stinks of a coverup by team officials who knew little Rickie was a bad boy and did nothing about it.
Two, why, if there was a police report filed, were no charges ever brought in this case? Was there no evidence of this, or did the "victim" request charges not be filed after likely hush money was paid by the team, which resulted in the confidentiality agreement that prevents her from talking?
And in response to Richard-Ramirez? I completely agree, he is a cancer to society.
This guy is a cancer to society
Interesting read on Incognito's background.......
Seeing how people react to this, it's not surprising that some people go postal. Martin's to blame for leaving and getting counseling. They were ganging up on him, but its his fault for being weak and not fitting in. Incognito's an obnoxious thug, but he's one of the more popular guys on the team and gets put on the leadership counsel.
Maybe the US should change its motto. How about the Cobra Kai mantra.
Yeah right, the "touching of her private parts with a golf club" is somehow worse than "emptying a bottle of water onto her face"???
In any case, all of the crap that this guy "did" is alleged. Not proven.
Sure, it's 99% likely that the guy is a Grade-A jerk and should be incarcerated in order to protect the general public but printing these "alleged" activities only further proves that Sports Illustrated hasn't a shred of journalistic morals.
He has been suspended, but is still being paid.
Incognito and McKinnie. I think most defenders of these low-lives must be from the same mold.
Hazing is one thing, being a racist and harassment of a colleague outside of work is another.
You real 'men' can take Icognito and McKinnie and just disappear, please. Society would much appreciate it.
I don't care what you think about the issue as a whole... the one thing that we should all be able to agree on is that Richie Incognito is a thoroughly loathsome human being.
poor poor Johnathon. thank goodness his mommy was there for him when that mean man said bad words to him...
jonathan martin is a cornball brotha
No doubt the Richie Fan Club guys will weigh in. They'll probably say this is completely irrelevant, the woman is lying and anyway Richie considered her a friend, and what happens between friends shouldn't be brought up to tarnish the reputation of a wonderful, loving guy (as one of his defenders -- who calls everyone who disagrees a moron -- describes him).
There. Fixed.
So what is the result of the complaint?
I'm sure his teammates will defend this too. This is just part of being tough, right?
Yeah...sexual assault...SO irrelevant when we're discussing a guy's vicious, antisocial behavior.
Quiet, everyone. Richie is a great leader. Mech says so.
@Mech Well if it goes to court it is evidence of past behavior consistent with what they are alleging.
@AndrewLynch your John Wayne was an illusion
@James C Is it really that shocking to you that no charges were filed? I just read an article about a woman who did go to the police and ended up being harassed by the investigator. Fortunately in that case it came to light and the investigator was fired.
@James C Probably because she didn't want to file criminal charges. Many, if not most sexual assaults/criminal sexual harassment cases go unreported.
Uh-huh. Because evil, vicious people NEVER get appointed to leadership positions. Bow down -- he's your leader.
I'd like to see you in that situation. Might be fun to see how YOU handle it.
So, you think touching women's private parts with sports equipment -- no big deal.
If you tried that at a company/organization picnic, I'm thinking your logic wouldn't fly. And you'd probably wind up in jail.
@UnishowponyWherebeef Did you notice the alleged victim couldn't speak because of a confidentiality agreement? Does this possibly suggest there may have been a payoff so that she didn't press charges?
@UnishowponyWherebeef The message he left to Martin is "alleged"???? Really?? Death threat...N word...etc etc?? The reason the sexual abuse on the golf course didn't go further is this piece of trash settled it out of court to keep it out of the courts. In other words, he paid his way out of it...probably with Martin's money. Nobody...and I mean nobody...who has a bone of decency in their body can support the actions of this POS. Your words put you in the exact same boat. Congratulations.
@UnishowponyWherebeef Here's a scenario for ya: A man's daughter is harassed buy two Pony's. One throws water in her face the other, takes a 9 iron to her putter. Something tells me that you're the only clown that'd be chasing down the water boy...assuming, for arguments sake, you're not the one holding the 9 iron. Obviously in all reality you would be.
@UnishowponyWherebeef Just by asking that question, Chief, it appears your morals are more than questionable. Also, you label the guy as a "Grade-A jerk", or 99% of him anyway and believe he should be incarcerated. Soooo what is it he needs to be locked up for? Admittedly you have awoken my curiosity...because I'd like to think there's no way your opinion is based on anything 'ALLEGED'. ???
@UnishowponyWherebeef it's in a police report.........how is that not newsworthy?
@GeneMartin No, when in a suspension status, No Pay. THAT is why he is probably going to file a grievance against the Dolphins with his union.
@RichieIncognito I thought it was a "cornroll"
@MidwestGolfFanComment for a former NFC general manager:
"I kind of thought he was a train wreck as a person," a former NFC general manager said of Incognito, who was a third-round pick by St. Louis in 2005. "I'm surprised he has gone along this far without something like this happening. He was a misfit. He was a mess coming out. A bit of a bigot. I tried to talk to him about it and he didn't get it.
"You didn't have to dig too deep to find this stuff. I've never seen a kid with a background quite like this one."
It was settled out of court
@M20 The teammates will defend it because the teams protect all the guys in the league who do this. This incident isn't abnormal...it's pretty common. They act like this because people let them. We excuse their behavior
@M20 Was thinking the exact same thing. Incognitio just went about sexually harassing this woman the wrong way. Should have kept it in the locker room, man-to-man, be a man. This woman and Richie are actually good friends. The woman was uptight and standoffish and Richie was just trying to toughen her up, you know?
@rentistoohigh @AndrewLynch Rappin' Duke
There was a non-disclosure agreement. The Dolphins probably shoveled money at her until she was persuaded to drop it. That's how celebrity Damage Control works.


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Following the path from the last couple of years, here's a list of some injury-riddled underachieving veterans from last campaign. Most pool providers, like Yahoo!, generally base their pre-season draft rankings on the overall stats posted from the previous season, which could lead many of the following players to be severely undervalued heading into 2012-13. Make sure you make a mental note of these players and don't fall into the trap of undervaluing them like some of your competitors might on draft day.
Nicklas Backstrom – C – Washington Capitals
Backstrom was on pace for a great rebound season while posting 44 points in 42 games before succumbing to concussion issues in January. The Caps altered their approach into more of a defensive emphasis under Bruce Boudreau and Dale Hunter, but could possibly revert back to a more offensive game plan under new head coach Adam Oates (who was in charge of the Devils PP unit last campaign). Backstrom definitely should be ranked much higher than his current 51st average draft position that Yahoo! drafts are giving him credit for.
Andy McDonald – C/LW – St. Louis Blues
McDonald only managed to suit up for 25 contests last campaign as he was hampered by concussion and shoulder issues. With that said, he did manage to tally 22 points in the regular season and capped it off by tallying 10 more in nine post-season contests. Injuries have always been a sticking point with McDonald, but if you can get beyond that fact, he does maintain a 0.81 point-per-game average during his time with the Blues. McDonald's only been drafted in five percent of Yahoo! leagues, which is well below the numbers that he should be at.
Mike Green – D – Washington Capitals
It's been a tough past couple of years for Green as he's been decimated by injuries. It's interesting to see how just two years ago he was largely considered a "must own" in pretty much all formats of fantasy hockey. However, two seasons later and he's chopped liver and currently ranked as the 109th pick in Yahoo! drafts. It just highlights how fickle the game of fantasy hockey really is, go figure?
Mikko Koivu – C – Minnesota Wild
Koivu only managed to post 44 points and 129 SOG last campaign, which isn't surprising as a result to see him on average being drafted as the 156th pick in Yahoo! drafts. If you consider the fact that he posted those numbers in just 55 contests, that's what makes him severely undervalued heading into this fantasy season. If you take into consideration the off-season acquisitions of Zach Parise and Ryan Suter, Koivu should definitely be much higher up in the draft order than the default Yahoo! rankings give credit for.
Travis Zajac – C – New Jersey Devils
After registering five consecutive 80+ games played seasons, Zajac ended that streak when he sustained an Achilles injury in off-season pylometrics training last summer, which saw him manage to only suit up for 15 regular season contests. He returned with a bang while posting 14 points in 24 contests during the Devils great post-season run and shouldn't be forgotten heading into draft day.
David Perron – LW – St. Louis Blues
Perron missed the first two months of the season dealing with concussion issues, but when he did manage to return in December, he was absolutely lights out while posting 42 points in 57 contests. Armed with a new four-year deal, Perron should have a much bigger impact in fantasy leagues this campaign.
Tyler Ennis – LW – Buffalo Sabres
Ennis missed a large chunk of the 2011-12 season due to an ankle injury, but he still managed to post 34 points in 48 contests. The trio of Ennis, Marcus Foligno and Drew Stafford had some ripping chemistry in the latter half of the season, and if they can manage to rekindle that magic, they're certainly are a line to keep a close watch for in 2012-13. Interesting fact: the Sabres were 27-13-8 with Ennis in the lineup, but were just 12-19-3 in his absence.
Nathan Horton – LW – Boston Bruins
Concussions were rife in the NHL last season, and Horton was another victim of the dreadful head injury. The positive note is that although the injury sidelined him for nearly half the campaign, he did manage to post 32 points before being shut down. That's great news for savvy poolies, as that dropped him down to a Yahoo! pre-season ranking of the 166th pick, making him a great late round steal. Make sure you move him up a few notches on draft day or he'll fly under-the-radar.
Martin Havlat – RW – San Jose Sharks
Not many people could attest to injuring themselves while exiting the team bench, but Havlat managed to pull off that feat managing to suit up for only 39 contests last campaign. Many poolies will shy away from Havlat's band-aid boyness, but if you're a gambler, he could be a great steal given his offensive upside. He's only seven percent drafted in Yahoo! leagues at the moment and could be a vital player that makes you look like a genius come April.
Alex Steen – LW – St. Louis Blues
Steen was another Blue that missed significant time due to concussion issues last campaign as he managed to post 28 points in 43 contests. He doesn't possess as much upside as McDonald or Perron, but he could be worth snagging in deeper fantasy pools or as late round roster filler.
Jeff Carter – C – Los Angeles Kings
Carter registered just 34 points last campaign, which is his lowest ever total since becoming an NHL regular after the 2004 lockout. I don't think he'll garner the opportunity in LA that he needs in order to become a solid fantasy option, but his current ranking as the 43rd C in Yahoo! is drastically well below where he should be.
Joni Pitkanen – D – Carolina Hurricanes
With strong pedigreed blue-liners like Justin Faulk, Joe Corvo, Jamie McBain and Bobby Sanguinetti as competition, it's interesting to see how Pitkanen always seems to finish the season as the number one blue-liner in Carolina. During the last four seasons, he has averaged 25:18 and 4:11 on the PP per contest for the Canes. Pitkanen missed over 50 contests last season due to concussion and knee problems, which have dropped his Yahoo! rank down into the 140s. He won't finish 2012-13 that low, so make sure you slide up him the draft ranks.
James Wisniewski – D – Columbus Blue Jackets
Despite all of the negativity in Columbus in 2011-12, Wissy was actually one of the bright spots for the Jackets. He posted 27 points and 99 SOG in 48 contests, which would have pro-rated to 46 points and 169 SOG over the course of a full 82-game season and given him a top-20 rating amongst all blue-liners. Poolies can thank his suspension, broken ankle and concussion issues, which has dropped his pre-season ranking down to the 32nd ranked defenseman heading into the fantasy season.
James Van Riemsdyk – LW – Toronto Maple Leafs
Brian Burke shuffled the deck in the off-season by swapping hard-nosed blue-liner Luke Schenn to the Flyers for JVR. You can consider this a "buy low" move since JVR managed to only suit up for 43 contests last campaign while dealing with a plethora of random injuries which included a concussion, a broken foot, a strained oblique and a strained rib. In his injury-shortened stint he did manage to post 24 points along with a whopping 121 SOG. If he can manage to maintain that type of production in Leafland, there'll surely be plenty of happy Leaf fans in 2012-13.
Simon Gagne – LW – Los Angeles Kings
If you aren't afraid of rolling the dice on band-aid boys, then Gagne is a pretty solid option to seriously consider. Since the lockout, Gagne has averaged 0.83 points and 3.28 SOG per contest, but the downside is that he also has averaged just 58.1 games played per season. If you're running out of late-round options and don't have very much to lose, why not take a punt on Gagne and see what he can surprise you with?
M.A. Bergeron – D – Tampa Bay Lightning
There aren't very many blue-liners that are serious threats to surpass the 40-point plateau but Bergeron is certainly one of them. The only downside is that much like a few of the candidates listed above, he is a huge band-aid boy risk. It'd be silly to expect him to play in a full 82-game season, but if you are in a Roto league with plenty of IR spots, and you are able to pair his starts with another blue-liner, it wouldn't be all that difficult to piece together a 40 or even 50 point season if you can find the right combination.
Peter Mueller – LW – Florida Panthers
Life hasn't been all that rosy for Mueller since 2010 after experiencing on and off concussion-like symptoms. He'll receive a fresh new start in Florida, which seems to have found the right formula for rejuvenating reclamation projects such as Tomas Fleischmann, Kris Versteeg, Brian Campbell, Mikael Samuelsson and Wojtek Wolski. He's largely left undrafted in Yahoo! leagues, so if you're looking for a boom or bust candidate to invest in look no further than Mueller.
Scott Gomez/Brian Gionta – C/RW – Montreal Canadiens
2011-12 wasn't a great season for the double G's in Montreal as the duo managed to combine for only 26 points and 69 games played last campaign. At the moment, even youngster Alex Galchenyuk, who hasn't yet played a single NHL game, is on average being drafted higher than both of the seasoned veterans. There's taking risks and then there's taking calculated risks, consider selecting these two Habs in the latter half of the equation.
Daniel Carcillo – LW – Chicago Blackhawks
Goons with the capability to combine for 30+ points, 70+ SOG along with 200+ PIMs is certainly a rarity in the NHL, but that is exactly the stat line that "Car Bomb Carcillo" is capable of. If it wasn't for an right knee ACL tear in early January, that might have been the result that Carcillo could have posted at season's end. If you're looking for a cheap PIM option at the draft table, look no further than the Hawk LWer.
Andrei Markov – D – Montreal Canadiens
Markov always seems to find himself in these types of lists, but always seems to tease us with his health. During the last three campaigns, he has on average suited up in just 21.7 contests per season for Le Bleu-Blanc-Rouge. Montreal is extremely thin on the blue-line, and if Markov can finally manage to remain healthy, he could garner a large chunk of the offensive opportunity available from the backend. Just be warned that you are going to be playing with fire if you are deciding to take a leap of faith on the soon-to-be 34 year old.
Anders Lindback – G – Tampa Bay Lightning
Steve Yzerman desperately needed to add a number one goaltender to help alleviate some of the problems that occurred between the pipes last campaign, so he went out and acquired Lindback from the Preds during the off-season. Lindback appeared in only 16 contests while posting an unimpressive 5-8-0 record along with a run-of-the-mill 2.42 GAA and .912 SP, which has dropped him down as the 36th goalie on average taken at Yahoo! draft tables. Lindback does have a short resume, but does have the potential to challenge and overtake the number one gig away from Matheiu Garon, which could make him a real steal come April.
Wojtek Wolski – LW – Washington Capitals
The former first rounder definitely didn't have a great season last year as he bounced around with a couple of clubs and only posted 12 points in 31 games played. The Caps signed him to a cheap as chips $600k one-year contract to prove himself with very little risk to the team. If he can manage to post 45-50 points, that would certainly help fill the void that was left by the departure of Alex Semin.
Other notables: P.M. Bouchard, Mikael Backlund, Guillaume Latendresse, Jochen Hecht, Kristian Huselius, Cam Atkinson and Keith Ballard.
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Dakkster said:
Huselius still hadn't been cleared by doctors yet, the last time I read anything about him a couple weeks ago.
Ryan Ma said:
In a 22-teamer, definitely someone to consider gambling on...
Fighting_Emu said:
On the notables list- I say Huselius who is a guy that always intrigues me (in my very deep 22 team league.). Is he signed yetÉ I actually heard he was super pissed at Columbus and may not return to the NHL based on how they handled his injury...
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The "consider drafting him in ____ round" certainly has merit, but as you know drafts are always malleable, so it's hard to really pinpoint a round that you should take someone in... I mean like McDonald, he's in the same area as Stastny, Koivu, Zajac, Vinny... So he could go anywhere from round 10-15. If most of my competition already have their C's filled then I know I can wait till much later in order to snag McDonald. Or if Stastny, Koivu, Zajac and Vinny are still available I know I can wait at least 2-3 more rounds before diving into another C.
So I don't really want to put a round value on a certain player cause every draft is different.
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Those 4 are worth jumping on IMO, they weren't major structural injuries like a broken bone or ligament damage all of them are concussion victims which could be a good or bad thing... but well worth investing in.
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Love these.
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Ryan Ma said:
This one was just a "reminder" for those who were hampered by injuries last season which has dropped their Yahoo! draft rankings.
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I wouldn't bend over backwards in order to try to land him, but he might not be a bad option just to roll the dice to fill out the roster.
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Some names I think might be undervalued by Yahoo are Stastny, Lecavalier, Voracek, Bieksa - for different reasons and maybe not by a lot but they might be caught a round later than they should go.
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Also if you look at the stats, he's posted 84, 60, 70, 58, 59, 38 and 11 points since the lockout... Also look at the SOG 244, 248, 242, 271, 180, 157 and 59, so I mean those aren't exactly terrible stats. Would you be all that surprised if he posted 55 points along with 175 SOG? Would that still be beneficial in fantasy leagues?
Also they have a new coach in Michel Therrien as well, who might change the dynamics of the offense and change it up a bit.
I mean you have to weigh out the options... If you went with the rookies last season, you might have landed Landy (52 points) and RNH (52) but they had plenty of hype that a lot of pools would have overreached in order to land them. If you could get similar production from someone who's being under-rated in the last round, wouldn't that just make your team better?
In a few mock drafts I've seen Yakupov and Galchenyuk go in rounds 8-10... I'm just saying why not save those picks for more "secure" options and take more of a "calculated risk" pick in the last rounds.
If they don't pan out, just drop them for a replacement, you wouldn't have missed out on much anyway...


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